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Bilingualism in the federal courts : Bilinguisme dans les tribunaux fédéraux

5 Oct 2011

This document analyzes the rules that govern the use of both official languages in the federal courts, that is, the courts established by Parliament. It gives a brief overview of Canada's court system before examining the legislative, constitutional and judicial framework of bilingualism in the federal courts. Lastly, it reviews the unique case of the Supreme Court of Canada and summarizes the recent debate on adding language requirements for the judges who sit on the Supreme Court bench.
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Authors

Hudon, Marie-Ève

Pages
19
Published in
Canada

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